Vitality
//vaɪˈtælɪti//
Translations of "vitality" (22 languages)
| Language | Translation | Romanization | |
|---|---|---|---|
| Bulgarian | енергичност(energy or vigour), жизненост(energy or vigour), жизнеспосо́бност(the capacity to live and develop) | energičnost, žiznenost, žiznesposóbnost | |
| Catalan | vitalitat(the capacity to live and develop), vitalitat(energy or vigour), vitalitat(that which distinguishes living from nonliving things) | — | |
| Chinese Mandarin | 生命力(the capacity to live and develop), 生命力(energy or vigour) | shēngmìnglì, shēngmìnglì | |
| Czech | vitalita(energy or vigour) | — | |
| Esperanto | viveco(that which distinguishes living from nonliving things) | — | |
| Finnish | elinvoima(the capacity to live and develop), elinvoima(energy or vigour), elinvoima(that which distinguishes living from nonliving things), eloisuus(energy or vigour), puhti(energy or vigour), vireys(energy or vigour) | — | |
| French | vitalité(energy or vigour) | — | |
| Galician | vitalidade(the capacity to live and develop), vitalidade(energy or vigour) | — | |
| Georgian | სიცოცხლისუნარიანობა(the capacity to live and develop), სიცხოველე(energy or vigour), ცხოველმოსილება(the capacity to live and develop), ცხოველუნარიანობა(the capacity to live and develop) | sicocxlisunarianoba, sicxovele, cxovelmosileba, cxovelunarianoba | |
| German | Lebenskraft(energy or vigour), Vitalität(energy or vigour) | — | |
| Greek | ζωντάνια(energy or vigour) | zontánia | |
| Hindi | जीवंतता(energy or vigour) | jīvanttā | |
| Irish | anamúlacht(energy or vigour), beogacht(energy or vigour) | — | |
| Japanese | 生命力(the capacity to live and develop), 生命力(energy or vigour), 精(energy or vigour) | seimeiryoku, seimeiryoku, sei | |
| Korean | 생명력(the capacity to live and develop), 생명력(energy or vigour) | saengmyeongnyeok, saengmyeongnyeok | |
| Latin | vītālitās(energy or vigour), vītālitās(that which distinguishes living from nonliving things) | — | |
| Māori | hau(energy or vigour), hiringa(energy or vigour), hōriri(energy or vigour), korou(energy or vigour), riaka(energy or vigour) | — | |
| Middle English | quyknesse(the capacity to live and develop) | — | |
| Portuguese | vitalidade(the capacity to live and develop), vitalidade(energy or vigour) | — | |
| Russian | жи́вость(energy or vigour), жи́зненность(the capacity to live and develop), живу́честь(the capacity to live and develop), жизнеспосо́бность(the capacity to live and develop), жизнесто́йкость(the capacity to live and develop), энерги́чность(energy or vigour) | žívostʹ, žíznennostʹ, živúčestʹ, žiznesposóbnostʹ, žiznestójkostʹ, enɛrgíčnostʹ | |
| Sanskrit | वर्चस्(energy or vigour) | varcas | |
| Spanish | vitalidad(the capacity to live and develop), vitalidad(energy or vigour) | — |
vitalitat, vitalitat, vitalitat
vitalita
viveco
elinvoima, elinvoima, elinvoima, eloisuus, puhti, vireys
vitalité
vitalidade, vitalidade
სიცოცხლისუნარიანობა, სიცხოველე, ცხოველმოსილება, ცხოველუნარიანობა
sicocxlisunarianoba, sicxovele, cxovelmosileba, cxovelunarianoba
Lebenskraft, Vitalität
anamúlacht, beogacht
vītālitās, vītālitās
hau, hiringa, hōriri, korou, riaka
quyknesse
vitalidade, vitalidade
жи́вость, жи́зненность, живу́честь, жизнеспосо́бность, жизнесто́йкость, энерги́чность
žívostʹ, žíznennostʹ, živúčestʹ, žiznesposóbnostʹ, žiznestójkostʹ, enɛrgíčnostʹ
vitalidad, vitalidad
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